Items 6 to 11: What is the distance travelled by a DNA band with a MW of: 6. 4200 bp? A. 24.53 mm B. 37.56 mm C. 35.51 mm D. 26.90 mm E. None of the above 7. 1050 bp? A. 24.30 mm B. 37.56 mm C. 34.81 mm D. 26.04 mm E. None of the above 8. 1400 bp7 A. 34.81 mm B. 26.04 mm C. 24.53 mm D. 10.89 mm E. None of the above 9. 3000bp? A. 22.44 mm B. 34.47 mm C. 25.01 mm D. 27.55 mm E. None of the above

Items 6 to 11: What is the distance travelled by a DNA band with a MW of: 6. 4200 bp? A. 24.53 mm B. 37.56 mm C. 35.51 mm D. 26.90 mm E. None of the above 7. 1050 bp? A. 24.30 mm B. 37.56 mm C. 34.81 mm D. 26.04 mm E. None of the above 8. 1400 bp7 A. 34.81 mm B. 26.04 mm C. 24.53 mm D. 10.89 mm E. None of the above 9. 3000bp? A. 22.44 mm B. 34.47 mm C. 25.01 mm D. 27.55 mm E. None of the above

Biology: The Dynamic Science (MindTap Course List)

4th Edition

ISBN:9781305389892

Author:Peter J. Russell, Paul E. Hertz, Beverly McMillan

Publisher:Peter J. Russell, Paul E. Hertz, Beverly McMillan

Chapter18: Dna Technologies: Making And Using Genetically Altered Organisms, And Other Applications

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